Hair Transplant Cost in Gurgaon: The Ultimate Guide

What Is a Hair Transplant?

A hair transplant is a cosmetic surgery procedure that relocates your own permanent follicles—usually from the back and sides of the scalp—to thinning or bald areas. Because these donor follicles are genetically resistant to hair loss, they continue to grow for life in their new location, creating natural, permanent coverage. Unlike temporary thickening treatments, a transplant “adds” new hair and it redistributes transplanted hair strategically. The art lies in planning: matching graft type (single vs multi-hair), angle, direction and density to your face, hair calibre and long-term pattern of loss.

How it works (at a glance)

  1. Design & planning: We map your current and future pattern of loss and design a hairline that looks natural now and ages well.
  2. Harvest (donor): Follicles are taken from the permanent zone under local anaesthesia—either individually (FUE) or as a narrow strip that’s microscopically divided (FUT).
  3. Graft preparation: Follicular units are refined under magnification to protect viability and match each zone’s aesthetic needs.
  4. Placement (recipient): Micro-slits are created to control angle and direction; grafts are placed to frame the face and build believable density.

Techniques in simple terms

  • FUE (Follicular Unit Excision): Individual follicular units are extracted with tiny punches, leaving dot-like marks that are typically hard to notice at short hair lengths.
  • FUT (Strip/Elliptical): A narrow strip is taken and dissected into follicular units; useful when a larger single-session graft yield is the aim. Leaves a fine linear scar usually concealable by surrounding hair.
  • DHI (Direct Hair Implantation): A placement method using implanter tools; can aid direction and density in select cases. It’s a placement approach, not a different “type” of hair transplant.

What a transplant can—and cannot—do

  • Can restore a natural hairline, thicken the frontal/mid-scalp and—when donor allows—cover or soften the crown.
  • Can make hair fuller which makes the facial proportions look better.
  • Cannot create unlimited hair: donor supply is finite. Smart planning preserves grafts for future needs.
  • Works for men and women; medications may still be advised to preserve existing hair.

A note on results & expectations
Initial shedding of transplanted hairs is normal. New growth typically starts around 3–4 months, with visible density by 6–9 months and full maturation by 12–18 months. Final aesthetic impact depends on technique choice, graft count, donor quality, hair calibre/curl and contrast—which is why your plan is personalised rather than “one size fits all.”

Grades of Hair Transplant (Norwood Scale)

Planning begins with an honest read of your grade of baldness, your donor quality, and how your pattern is likely to evolve. Knowing your grade helps us design a hairline that flatters today and still looks right years from now.

Grade II–III (Early Recession)

Subtle temple recession or an M-shaped hairline.
Goal: Re-frame the face with a soft, age-appropriate hairline and blend into native hair.
Approach: Single-hair grafts to sketch a believable edge; multi-hair units layered behind for fill and density. Crown work is rarely needed at this stage.

Grade III Vertex (Early Crown)

Recession with a small crown opening.
Goal: Restore the frontal frame first; soften the crown for balance if donor allows.
Approach: Prioritise hairline and mid-scalp density; crown coverage is conservative to protect future options.

Grade IV (Frontal + Mid-Scalp, Small–Moderate Crown)

Goal: Natural frame plus functional density through the mid-scalp; crown softened, not “painted in.”
Approach: Strategic distribution across zones; may be completed in a single comprehensive session or staged depending on donor and lifestyle.

Grade V (Joined Frontal–Crown Pattern)

Goal: Rebuild the front and mid-scalp convincingly; crown coverage tailored to priorities.
Approach: Meticulous planning to avoid over-committing grafts to low-impact zones. Staging is common; crown often receives a softer pattern for a realistic look.

Grade VI–VII (Extensive Loss)

Goal: A strong, natural frame and uniform coverage where it visually counts, with careful donor preservation.
Approach: Often a staged plan using the most efficient technique(s) for yield. Beard/body hair may be considered as adjunct support in select candidates.

Important: Technique (FUE, FUT, DHI) and graft count both influence outcome—but neither in isolation guarantees density. What matters is design, distribution and donor management. See the Grafts Table in the next section for typical ranges by grade and zone.

Who Is an Ideal Candidate?

  • Stable hair loss pattern (or on a medical plan to slow progression).
  • Sufficient donor density and calibre in the permanent zone.
  • Realistic priorities: face-framing first, crown last; a look that ages well.
  • Commitment to aftercare and follow-ups.

A brief in-clinic assessment clarifies your grade, donor potential and the wisest route to lasting, natural coverage.

Grafts Table & Why Technique Matters

Every head of hair—and every goal—is different. The numbers below are typical planning ranges, not promises. Your final plan balances coverage, density and donor preservation, and the technique (FUE, FUT or DHI) can change how far each graft goes.

Typical Graft Ranges by Grade & Zone

Norwood Grade Hairline / Frontal Mid-Scalp Crown Total Typical Range
II–III (early recession) 800–1,400 800–1,400
III Vertex 1,000–1,600 600–1,000 1,600–2,600
IV 1,200–1,800 400–800 400–800 2,000–3,400
V 1,400–2,000 800–1,200 600–1,000 2,800–4,200
VI–VII 1,800–2,400 1,200–1,800 1,000–1,600 4,000–5,800+

How to read this:

  • The hairline/frontal zone restores the frame of the face and usually gets priority.
  • The mid-scalp ties the front to the crown for a continuous, fuller look.
  • The crown is visually greedy; we often soften it rather than “fill it in” aggressively—especially when donor supply must be conserved for the future.

Why the Same Graft Count Can Look Different

  • Technique choice:
    • FUE offers dot-scar discretion and flexibility for staged work.
    • FUT can yield a larger single-session harvest for select candidates.
    • DHI is a placement method that can aid direction and density in targeted zones.
  • Hair characteristics: calibre (thickness), curl/wave and colour–skin contrast change perceived fullness.
  • Design & distribution: smart placement of singles at the hairline and multi-hair units behind creates believable density without exhausting donor reserves.
  • Donor quality: density and safe extraction limits determine how much true coverage is possible.

Key point: Technique and graft count both matter—but results are made by planning. We design around your grade of hair loss, donor capacity and long-term goals so your outcome looks natural today and ages gracefully.

Want numbers tailored to you? Share your photos or visit the clinic for a precise assessment and a personalised graft plan.

FUE vs FUT vs DHI — Choosing the Right Technique

The best outcomes come from choosing the technique that serves your plan, not the other way around. We evaluate your grade, donor quality, lifestyle and long-term goals before recommending FUE, FUT, DHI—or a strategic combination.

FUE (Follicular Unit Excision)

Precision harvesting of individual follicular units with tiny punches.

  • Why patients choose it: short-hair friendly; dot-like marks that are typically hard to notice; flexible for staged work.
  • Where it shines: hairline refinement, mid-scalp density, small to large sessions with a discreet look.
  • Considerations: sessions can be longer; total single-session yield may be lower than FUT in some candidates.

FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation / Strip)

A narrow strip from the permanent zone is microscopically dissected into grafts.

  • Why patients choose it: high single-session yield; efficient use of strong mid-occipital donor; can preserve other donor zones for future FUE.
  • Where it shines: moderate–high grades needing many grafts in one sitting; when maximal efficiency is strategic.
  • Considerations: leaves a fine linear scar, usually covered by surrounding hair; slightly different aftercare around the suture line.

DHI (Direct Hair Implantation)

placement method using implanter tools to seat grafts with controlled angle and direction.

  • Why patients choose it: precise orientation for select areas; can support compact placement when clinically appropriate.
  • Where it shines: hairline detailing, temple points, selective density boosts.
  • Considerations: not a separate “type” of transplant; results depend on planning, donor quality and operator skill—just like FUE/FUT.

Quick Comparison

Aspect FUE FUT DHI
Scar pattern Tiny dot marks Fine linear line Follows FUE/FUT (placement method)
Short-hair compatibility Excellent Good (depends on hair length) Same as source technique
Single-session yield potential Moderate–High High Same as source technique
Ideal use cases Hairline, mid-scalp, staged plans Larger one-sitting harvests Precision placement in select zones
Downtime feel Light–Moderate Moderate (suture care) Same as source technique
Key trade-off Longer session time Linear scar Candidate-dependent benefits

Specialty Areas We Treat

  • Temple points & hairline refinement: single-hair artistry for believable framing.
  • Crown (vertex): natural swirl direction with conservative density to preserve donor.
  • Beard & moustache: denser, directional growth for structured coverage.
  • Eyebrows: single-hair placement at ultra-low angles for soft, natural arches.
  • Repair/Revision: camouflage of old scars, redistribution after over-extraction, correction of pluggy hairlines.

Bottom line: technique and graft count both matter—but design, distribution and donor management decide how natural your result looks today and how well it ages.

Hair Transplant in Gurgaon

Why Centre for Aesthetics

Natural-looking, permanent hair restoration performed with meticulous planning and gentle technique. At Centre for Aesthetics, every hairline is designed around your facial features, donor quality, and long-term goals—using advanced FUE, refined FUT and DHI for results that last a lifetime.

Why patients choose us: surgeon-led procedures • magnification-assisted graft handling • sterile, fully equipped OT • transparent per-graft pricing • discreet, concierge-style aftercare

From early hairline recession to high-grade baldness, we create believable density where it matters—without exhausting your donor for the future.

Surgeon-led from start to finish
Your planning, harvesting and implantation are led by an experienced hair restoration surgeon—never delegated—so every step aligns with your long-term aesthetics.

Natural hairline artistry
We design hairlines that respect age, face shape and future loss patterns. Subtle irregularities and micro-angles create a seamless blend with native hair.

Donor-first philosophy
Coverage means nothing without preservation. We calculate safe extraction limits and distribution so you keep options open for the years ahead.

Advanced techniques, chosen for you
FUE for dot-scar discretion, FUT when a single-session yield is strategic, and DHI placement when density or direction control matters most. The technique serves the plan—not the other way round.

Microscope-assisted graft handling
Every follicular unit is handled under magnification to protect viability, direction, and the natural look of multi-hair grafts in the right zones.

Sterile, fully equipped OT
Stringent protocols, single-use disposables, and temperature-controlled graft storage support consistent outcomes and smooth recoveries.

Transparent, per-graft pricing
No surprises or vague bundles. You’ll know what’s included—from theatre and consumables to follow-up reviews—and why your plan is priced the way it is.

Dedicated aftercare
Clear day-by-day instructions, proactive check-ins, and review milestones so you’re supported from first wash to full maturation.

Hair Transplant Cost in Gurgaon

Transparent, per-graft pricing with every detail explained in advance. Your quote reflects the plan—not just a number—because technique and graft count both influence the outcome and the investment.

What your fee includes

  • Surgeon consultation and personalised design
  • Operating theatre, sterile single-use consumables and local anaesthesia
  • Precise graft count by zone (hairline, mid-scalp, crown)
  • Microscope-assisted graft preparation and temperature-controlled storage
  • First wash, detailed aftercare kit and scheduled follow-up reviews

What determines your price

  • Grade of hair loss and areas prioritised (face-framing front vs crown)
  • Technique choice: FUE, FUT or DHI—selected to serve your plan and donor safety
  • Total graft requirement and session strategy (single comprehensive session vs staged)
  • Donor characteristics (density, calibre, curl) and any repair/revision needs
  • Use of beard/body hair as adjunct support in select cases

How we quote—step by step

  1. Assessment & mapping: We determine your grade, examine donor density and hair calibre, and project how your pattern may evolve.
  2. Design & distribution: We plan coverage for the highest visual impact—singles at the edge, multi-hair units behind—so your result looks natural now and ages well.
  3. Technique recommendation: FUE, FUT, DHI or a smart combination—chosen for yield, discretion and long-term donor preservation.
  4. Written plan & fee: A clear graft map by zone with an all-inclusive per-graft fee. No vague bundles. No surprise theatre add-ons.

A note on value Low sticker prices that promise “unlimited grafts” can come at the cost of over-harvestingpluggy hairlines or thin, scattered coverage. We price for quality, safety and longevity—so you keep options for the future.

Hair Transplant Reviews in Gurgaon

Real patients. Real outcomes. Watch candid video testimonials from Gurgaon and explore before–after results that show natural hairlines, believable density, and careful donor preservation. Every case you see was planned around grade of baldness, donor quality and long-term goals—so the result looks effortless from every angle.

What patients appreciate most

  • A hairline that suits their age and face—never “stamped on”
  • Density where it matters (frontal/mid-scalp), with a soft transition into native hair
  • Discreet, courteous care from consultation to aftercare
  • Clear guidance on graft planning and realistic timelines

Video testimonials Hear patients describe their journey—from first consult to the moment growth appears. You’ll notice recurring themes: comfort during the procedure, transparent explanations of technique (FUE/FUT/DHI), and the confidence that returns as density builds month by month.

Before & after results Every gallery case includes the grade of hair losstechnique usedgraft range, and time to visible result. This context matters: technique and graft count both influence the look you can achieve—what counts is how intelligently those grafts are distributed for coverage today and options tomorrow.

Our promise We publish authentic outcomes and unedited close-ups so you can judge detail—temple points, hairline micro-irregularities, swirl direction in the crown, and blending into existing hair. If you’re browsing on mobile, use the slider to compare angles and lighting.

Ready to see cases like yours? Browse results filtered by Grade II–IIIGrade IV–VGrade VI–VIIHairline focusCrown focus, and Repair/Revision—then book a consultation to receive a personalised plan based on your grade, donor and goals.

Our Process: Consultation to Full Growth

A great transplant feels effortless because the process behind it is exact. Here’s how we take you from first conversation to a natural, lasting result—quietly, comfortably, and with meticulous attention to detail.

1) Consultation & Mapping

  • Grade & donor analysis: We assess your Norwood grade, donor density, hair calibre/curl, and colour–skin contrast.
  • Future-proof plan: We model how your pattern may evolve and design a hairline that looks right now and ages well.
  • Technique selection: FUE, FUT, DHI—or a strategic combination—chosen for yield, discretion and donor preservation.
  • Clear numbers: You receive a zone-wise graft map with realistic timelines to growth.

2) Pre-Op Preparation

  • Medical review & labs where indicated; medication plan if needed to stabilise ongoing loss.
  • Lifestyle guidance: simple instructions on washing, scalp prep, caffeine intake, and post-op transport.
  • Consent & photographs for accurate planning and to benchmark results.

3) Surgical Design (Day of Procedure)

  • Hairline artistry: We sketch and refine your hairline with you—soft micro-irregularities, age-appropriate positioning, correct temple geometry.
  • Recipient site layout: Direction, angle and density are mapped for each zone to blend seamlessly with native hair.

4) Anaesthesia & Comfort

  • Local anaesthesia with gentle technique; comfort measures throughout.
  • Calm environment: temperature-controlled OT, quiet music, scheduled breaks, light meals on longer sessions.

5) Donor Harvest

  • FUE: Individual follicular units extracted with tiny punches to leave dot-like marks that are typically hard to notice.
  • FUT: A narrow strip removed and microscopically dissected for high single-session yield when strategic.
  • Donor stewardship: Even spacing, safe extraction limits and multi-zone sampling protect future options.

6) Magnification-Assisted Graft Preparation

  • Viability first: Grafts are refined under magnification; hydration and temperature are carefully maintained.
  • Right graft, right place: Singles reserved for the hairline; multi-hair grafts layered behind for strength and lift.

7) Placement & Detailing

  • Micro-sites: Created to control angle, direction and density—natural when dry, convincing when wet or combed.
  • DHI placement used selectively where ultra-precise orientation benefits the plan.
  • Quality checks: Continuous counting, hydration and positional verification to maintain consistency across zones.

8) Aftercare & First Wash

  • Printed instructions and a simple aftercare kit for the first two weeks.
  • First wash performed or guided by our team, with tips on sleeping position, hats, sun and activity.
  • Follow-ups scheduled at key milestones for reassurance and results tracking.

9) Growth Timeline (What to Expect)

  • Days 1–7: Pinkness/crusting settles; you resume light routines per guidance.
  • Weeks 2–6: Transplanted hairs shed—this is normal.
  • Months 3–4: New sprouting begins.
  • Months 6–9: Visible density builds.
  • Months 12–18: Final maturation and texture refinement.

The principle behind every step: technique and graft count both matter—but planning, distribution and donor care decide how convincingly your result reads in real life and how well it lasts.

FAQs: Hair Transplant in Gurgaon

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How long do results last?

Transplanted hair is taken from the permanent donor zone (back and sides), so it keeps growing for life in its new location. Non-transplanted hair can still thin with time, which is why long-term planning and maintenance are important.
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Is the procedure painful?

You’ll be comfortable under local anaesthesia. Most patients describe the sensation as pressure or tugging rather than pain. Mild soreness that follows is manageable with the medicines we prescribe.
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Will there be visible scars?

All surgical techniques leave some trace. FUE creates tiny dot-like marks that are typically hard to notice, even at short hair lengths. FUT leaves a fine linear scar usually hidden by surrounding hair. We help you choose the approach that fits your hairstyle and goals.
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How many grafts do I need?

Your graft count depends on your grade of hair loss, the areas we prioritise (hairline, mid-scalp, crown), donor density, and hair calibre/curl. See our Grafts Table above for typical ranges; your personalised plan may be higher or lower based on design and donor quality.

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Which is better—FUE, FUT or DHI?

There’s no universal “best.” We recommend the technique that serves your plan: FUE for discreet dot scarring and flexible staging; FUT when a high single-session yield is strategic; DHI as a placement method for precise direction in select zones.
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What’s the downtime in Gurgaon’s day-to-day life?

Most people return to desk work in 2–3 days. Light cardio usually resumes after ~7–10 days, and heavier workouts or swimming after 2–4 weeks once we clear you. Redness and tiny crusts fade steadily during the first one to two weeks.
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When will I see growth?

Early shedding is normal. New sprouting typically begins around 3–4 months, visible density builds by 6–9 months, and full maturation arrives between 12–18 months.
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Can women have a hair transplant?

Yes—when the pattern and donor allow. Many women benefit from targeted hairline or part-line density. We’ll rule out diffuse conditions and correctable causes before planning surgery.
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Can I treat both hairline and crown in one session?

Often, yes—but we prioritise face-framing front first because it delivers the greatest visual impact. The crown is visually “greedy” and may be softened rather than fully filled to preserve donor reserves.
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Do I need medications after a transplant?

Transplanted hair is permanent; medications are sometimes advised to preserve non-transplanted hair and slow future thinning. We’ll discuss options and suitability during consultation.
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Are “unlimited grafts” offers safe?

Be cautious. Over-harvesting can permanently thin the donor or create patchy scarring. We practice donor stewardship—safe extraction limits, even spacing, and long-term planning.
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Can beard or body hair be used?

In select higher-grade or repair cases, beard hair can support scalp grafts. It’s an adjunct, not a substitute for a healthy scalp donor, and is used judiciously.

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How much does a hair transplant cost in Gurgaon?

We follow transparent per-graft pricing. Your fee reflects grade, areas prioritised, technique, graft count, and whether staging or adjunct beard hair is appropriate. You’ll receive a written plan with clear inclusions before you decide.
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Will people notice I had something done?

Our goal is to make people ask you “how did your hair come back?” With natural hairline design, correct angles and well-planned density, results read as your hair—at every distance and under every light.

Location & Accessibility — Gurgaon

Visit Us

Centre for Aesthetics
2nd Floor, 1327,
Sector 43 Service Rd,
Block C, Sector 43,
Gurgaon,
Haryana 122009
India

Call/WhatsApp: +91‑9266750022

Find us in the heart of the city, with easy access from major corridors and residential sectors.

Getting here

  • Centrally located in Sector 43, convenient for patients from DLF phases, Golf Course Road, and adjoining sectors.
  • App-based cabs and local taxis have seamless drop-off at the entrance.
  • Elevator access to the 2nd floor for a smooth, discreet arrival. centreforaesthetics.com

What to expect on arrival
A calm, private reception, digital registration with no paperwork, and appointment slots that run on time. If you’re scheduled for surgery, you’ll receive clear pre-visit guidance so check-in is effortless.

Need assistance?
Message us with your preferred date and time; our team will coordinate your consultation and share a simple pre-visit checklist.

Ready to Plan Your Hairline?

Natural-looking, permanent coverage starts with a precise plan—built around your grade of hair loss, donor quality and lifestyle. Meet us in Gurgaon for a surgeon-led consultation and leave with a clear graft map, technique recommendation and timeline to growth.

Book your consultation

  • WhatsApp: Message us at +91 92667 50022, your name and preferred slot
  • Prefer remote first? Share 3 clear photos (front, top, back) and we’ll outline a preliminary plan before you visit

What you’ll receive at your consult

  • Personalised graft plan by zone (hairline, mid-scalp, crown)
  • Technique guidance (FUE, FUT, DHI) chosen for your goals and donor safety
  • Transparent, per-graft pricing with all inclusions
  • Aftercare roadmap from Day 1 to full maturation

Why choose Centre for Aesthetics

  • Surgeon-led procedures
  • Artistic natural hairline
  • Donor-first philosophy
  • Magnification-assisted handling
  • Sterile, fully equipped OT
  • Concierge-style aftercare

Technique and graft count both matter—but results come from design, distribution and donor stewardship. Let’s create a plan that looks right today and ages beautifully.